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S. S. I A OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1934 31 84 AUTOS Howard Automobile Company Annual Pre-Inventory Sale Your opportunity to buy a Howard Quality Car at less than the market price Price Was Now 1926 Buick 7-Passenger Sedan. $150 $115 1927 Buick Sedan 125 105 1931 Buick Sedan.

Rebuilt. 550 485 1931 Buick Victoria Coupe 575 525 1931 Buick Sedan, Model 67.... 525 495 1931 Buick Sedan, Model 87.... 575 525 1931 Buick Convertible Coupe. 6 wire wheels 525 495 1932 Buick Sedan, Model 57...

725 675 1932 Buick "97" Sedan, 6 725 685 1933 Buick Sedan 975 875 1933 Buick Sedan. 6 wire 975 875 1934 Buick Sedan, Model 48. Low mileage 950 1926 Cadillac Sedan 145 110 1930 Cadillac Sedan 595 545 1933 De Soto Coach 595 535 1930 Ford Tudor. Sedan 265 235 1932 Hudson De Luxe Sedan. 625 575 1930 Nash Ambassador 425 375 1930 Nash 6 Sedan 295 375 1929 Packard Club Sedan 475 425 1933 Pontiac 8 Sedan 675 645 Many Others to Choose From Specials Model 34-47 Buick Sedan.

House car, $995 Model 34-36 Pontiac Sedan. House car 875 Low mileage Your car as part or all of the down payment, balance easy terms. HOWARD SQUARE 27th and Broadway LAkeside 3400, 3449. American Motor Company 1933 Chevrolet Roadster $455 1931 Chevrolet Roadster 295 1929 Oldsmobile Coupe, rumble. 225 1930 Dodge 4-door Sedan, very clean 345 1928 Chevrolet Roadster 100 1928 Buick 4-door Sedan 195 1929 Chrysler 75 Sedan 375 1929 Essex Sedan 150 Oldsmobile Coach Buick Coupe, 375 Better terms and trade We carry our own contracts.

Twenty-Sixth and Broadway GLencourt 1112. DE SOTO 6 Sedan, 1929, $250; Howard Square, 27th and Broadway, DODGE, 1929 sedan. perfect throughout, $275; 3901 East 14th. ESSEX, 1928 Sedan, $78; terms or trade; 6531 Grove Street. Fords 1931 Ford Vietoria $345 1931 Town Sedan 325 1981 Sport Cabriolet 325 1981 Coupe 295 1930 Coupe 245 1928 Coach 125 Reconditioned, good paint and tires Terms and trade.

We carry our own contracts. American Motor Company 26th and Broadway. GL encourt 1112. Ford V8 Special 1932 Coupe $415 1932 Tudor $445 1932 De Luxe Fordor $485 Tudor $565 John M. Olney Inc Authorized Ford.

Dealer, 2610 Shattuek: Avenue. at Carlton. BErkeley 0686. Ford 1934 De Luxe Convertible Coupe, rumble seat, $695, terms and trade; we carry our own contracts. American Motor Company 26th and Broadway.

GL encourt 1112. FORD, 1933 Tudors, coupes $525 1932' Chevrolet Sport Roadster. $360 1032 Ford V8 Coupe, A1. $445 1932 Ford Tuder-Fordor, $440 up Rockne 75 Coupe, $375 1930 Hupmobile Town 1980 Ford Special $825 1930 Ford De Luxe 1929 Oldsmobile DeLuxe $250 1829 Reo or Studebaker Sedan. $245 1029 Ford Coupes (3).

$145 up Les Firestine, 6300 College. Ford 1934 De Luxe Tudor, $625, and trade; we carry our contracts. American Motor Company 16th and Broadway. GL encourt 1112. Franklin Sedan 1998.

Custom 1-passenger Brougham, sedan, $285; $295! John 1927 Olney, 2610 Shattuck, BErkeley 0686. FORD, De Luxe sedan, driven 4800 miles; owner, Trinidad 9554. Ford V8-Have Santa Claus surprise the folks with brand new 1935 model. See Dietz. Park Street at Buena Vista Avenue in Alameda.

Ford 1934 De Luxe Sedan; low mileage, $695, terms and trade; we carry our own contracts. American Motor Company 36th and Broadway. GL encourt 1112. for FORD, sedan; De latest Luxe 1934 small model: 4-door ALL Box $150 ments: M63474, down: HO lliday Tribune. 5593, payFORDS, 1934, low mileage; new car guarantee; substantial discount; M.

C. Gale Ine. Ford' Dealer, San Pablo at 38th. HUmboldt 3881. FORD 1930 late town sedan, reconditioned, many extras, $315; C.

W. Hammond, 2221 Webster. FORD, late 1928 coupe, new paint, very clean, $135, terms; TRinidad 5947. FORD, 1931 Special roadster, chrom wheels, 80 M. P.

very classy, $85 down: 5151 Broadway. FORD, 1931 Town Sedan, one owner: fender well, rack, $345; 3901 East 14th. FORD, 1930 sedan, a beautiful car, priced to sell; terms; hurry; 5151 Broadway. FORD, 1931 Sport coupe, new top, tires, motor, paint, $295; a knockout; 8901 East 14th. FORDS from Bill your dealer, 3001 East 14th Street.

FORD, 1931 coach, motor, rubber perfect, $295: 3901 01 East 14th, FORD, 1930 sport coupe, rumble. $265, terma: 744 East 12th. Graham 6 Sedan, 1932 fire wheels, trunk rack; carefully used by original owner; a bargain at $425. Graham Used Cars, 3000 Broadway. GRAHAM 1930 sedan, emall six, $839; new tires; fine shape, 5151 Broad- 84 AUTOS Used Car Sale Genuine Price Reductions 1932 Packard Sedan 1931 Packard Coupe 1930 Packard.

Coupe. 1930. Packard Club Sedan 1933 Auburn 12 Brougham 1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1930 Ford Sport Coupe 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1932 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Terraplane 6 Coach 1934 Terraplane 6 Coupe Roadster 1931 Hudson Sedan 1929 Hudson Sedan 1930 Studebaker 8 Coupe 1931 Oakland Coach 1932 Essex Coupe 1932 Hudson De Luxe Sedan 1931 Studebaker 8 Coupe 1930 Essex Coupe Many Others Reconditioned Guaranteed band C. one Packard Terraplane Harrison at Hobart 2315 Broadway Open till 9 p. m.

GL encourt 8100 1928 Chrysler 52 $165 1928 Chrysler 72 $285 1929 Chrysler 75 $345 1931 6 Coupe, rumble Seat $445 1931 wheels Chrysler Cabriolet, 6 wire, $475 De Sotos 1929 De Soto $265 1930 Soto $345 1931 De Soto $425 1932 De Soto Sedan. $625 Plymouths 1929 Plymouth Coupe $225 1929 Plymouth Coach $225 1933 Plymouth Sedan $595 1934 Plymouth Coupe $596 Fords 1930 Ford Roadster, rumble seat $245 1930 Ford Coupe $295 1930 Ford Coupe, rumble $295 1930 Ford Coach $295 1932 De $445 1933 Ford De Luxe $575 Chevrolets 1928 Chevrolet $125 1928 Chevrolet $175 1929 Chevrolet $225 1933 Chevrolet Master $545 1933 Chevrolet De Luxe Brougham $595 1933 Chevrolet Master $645 1933 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Sedan $595 1932 Chevrolet, 6-wheel De Luxe $445 Other Makes 19.29 Essex Coach $175 1930 Essex Coupe, rumble $245 1931 Essex Coach $295 1930 Auburn Cabriolet $345 1931 Oldsmobile DeLuxe Sedan. $445 1932 Studehaker Dictator 1931 Reo De Luxe 6 wire wheel Sedan $595 1929 Willys- Knight 70-B Sedan. $245 1927 Buick Sedan 95 1927 Buick Coupe $145 1929. Durant 6 $195 1927 Hudson Sedan 95 1927 Hupmobile Coupe $125 Many Others Used Car Store: HUmboldt 4202.

2321 Broadway New Car Store: HUmboldt 4200. 3435 Broadway A REPOSSESSED car, perfect condition, for balance due. 8221 Webster, I Hebrank-Hunter Ltd. De Soto and Plymouth Distributors We carry our own contracts No third party. A large saving to you.

Chryslers 34 AUTOS WANTED ALL cash immediately; no dickerins, full retail paid; equities purchased, free appraisals: will call, need cars badly; dealers Invited; 3901 East 14th Street. All. Cash Immediately Any make; 2354 Shattuck, Berkeley, ornwall 4543. AA- AUTOS and trucks for cash; also buy equities; top prices; 2857 Broadway: TE mplebar 9544. CASH for Fords, Chevrolets and other light cars, Highest prices paid.

Phone HOlliday 6503. A. M. Rush, 2853 Broadway Open every day until 9 p. CARS wanted badly; cash immediately; will call; equities bought; Joe Haley, 2320 Broadway: HIgate 9836.

INDIVIDUAL desires privately owned light closed automobile, cash; FRuitvale 4302. LATE model car; will pay cash; 221 Webster Street, GL encourt 1357. POSITIVELY we pay the most cash for any car; Bishop Overstreet, 2935 Broadway, GL encourt 9194. LIGHT car wanted; 3745 East 14th. Apartment 4: principals only.

WILL pay cash for car: principals only; TE 0 mplebar 5984. TH ornwall 1072. WANT light sedan or coupe; will 1 fair price, cash; FRuitvale 9773. 170 HERBALISTS Leader The greatest herbalist, Fong is nationally recognized. In conse: quence, he was selected as the first target by the enemies of all the herbalists in the campaigns against the selling of herbs.

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3321 Telegraph. LA keside $058. Job's Daughters to Install Officers SAN LEANDRO, Dec. Ann Perlendo will be installed queen, to succeed Miss Cecelia Muller, at installation ceremonies of the local Bethel of Job's Daughters, Tuesday night, December 18, it was announced today. Others to be installed are: Betty Nelson, senior princess; Myra Wuepper, guide, and Dorothy Fuhrig, marshal.

Appointive officers of the lodge are: Barbara Drake, Conchita McKaig, Laverne Alexander, Barbara Fisk, Passmore, Thelma Wittorff, Patricias Williams, Peggy Fahey, Constance Neal, Marian Andrews and Helen Yellman. 89 TRUCKS FOR HIRE TRUCKS, small and large, with drivers, quilts, HI gate 2608. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland High School District of Alameda County, hereby calls for sealed proposals to he delivered to the Secretary of said Board, at his office in the Administration Building of said District, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland, California, until Thursday, the 13th day of December, 1934, at 4:00 P. al which time and place said bids will be opened, for the furnishing of all labor, materials and mechanical workmanship to be used in the erection and completion of Temporary Buildings on the grounds of the Oakland High School Building (or, on the property of the Oakland High School District), located at Park Boulevard and Hopkins Street, in the City of Oakland, California, for the Oakland High School District of Alameda County.

These bids shall 1 be presented in accordance with plans and specifications for said work which are on file at the said office of the Secretary of the said Board of Education located as above mentioned, and in the office of the Consulting Architect and Engineer, located in said Administration Building above mentioned. On deposit of -five Dollars said plans and specifications may be had by any prospective bidder for the work above listed, on application to the Consulting Architect and Engineer, at his office hereinabove mentioned, and in each case shall be returned within five (5) days after securing same, to said Consulting Architect and Engineer, if no proposal is submitted in the bidder's name for the I construction of the work, or not later than two (2) days from and after the date of submitting the proposal it a proposal is submitted in the bidder's name. If the plans' and specifications are not returned to the office of said Consulting Architect and Engineer of said Board of Education within the time above specified, or are returned in a mutilated or damaged condition, the said deposit shall be retained by said Oakland High School District, as agreed and liquidated damages for said mutilation or detention and will be immediately used for the purchase of a new set of plans and specifications. Bids must be made on proposals obtained at the said office of the Consulting Architect and Engineer and must be signed by the bidder and accompanied by a certified check, certified to by some responsible bank or banker and made payable to the Oakland High School District of Alameda County, to be retained by the said Oakland High School District as agreed and liquidated damages should the party or parties to whom the contract or contracts should be awarded fail to enter into the contract after the award, or to give the bond required for the faithful performance of the contract, or any bond required by law. The amount of said check shall be for at least ten per cent of the total amount of the tendered bid, exclusive of alternates, but in no case to exceed Five Thousand Dollars The contractor and all subcontractors under him must pay all laborers, workmen and mechanics on said work, or any part thereof, not less than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for work of similar character in the locality in which the work is performed (towit: Oakland High School District of Alameda County), and not less than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for legal holiday and overtime work, which per diem wages shall not be less than the stipulated rates contained in schedule thereof which has been ascertained and determined by said Board of Education, and which 18 now on file with the Secretary of said Board of Education and by reference incorporated and specified herein and made a part here of, and which said general prevailing rate of per diem wages as hereinabove referred to and adopted for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed to execute this contract, 1s herein specified as follows: CRAFTS OR TYPE or WORKMEN RATE Asbestos 8.80 Bricklayers 12.00 Bricklayers' Cabinet Workers Carpenters 20 Cement Finishers 12 Cork Insulation 8.00 Electrical Workers 9.20 Electrical Fixture 20 Elevator Constructors 10.00 Engineers, Portable and Hoisting Glass Workers (All Classifications) 8.00 Hardwood Floormen 7.20 Housemovers 8.00 Ho use a miths, Architectural Iron (Outside) 9.00 Housesmiths, Reinforced Concrete or Rodmen 9.00 Iron Workers (Bridge and Structural) 10.96 Iron Workers (Hoisting Engineers).

10.91 Laborers (6-Day Week) 5.00 Lathers, Channel Iron 10.00 Lathers, All Other 10.00 Marble Setters 8.80 Millwrights 7.20 Mosaic and Terrazzo Workerg (Outside) Painters 8.00 Painters, Varnishers and Polishers (Outside) 8.00 0 Pile Drivers and Whart Build: ers 9.00 Pile Drivers 10.00 Plasterers 10.00 Plasterers' Hodcarriers 8.80 Plumbers 8.80 Roofers (All 8.00 Sheet Metal 9.4 Sprinkler Fitters 9.00 Steam Fitters 9.00 Stair Builders 7.20 Stone Cutters, Soft and Granite 8.80 Stone Setters, Soft and Granite 12.00 Stone Derrickmen 9.00 Tile Setters 8.00 Tile, Cork and 8.00 Welders, Structural Steel Frame on Buildings, 11.00 Welders, All Others on Buildings 11.00 Auto Truck Drivers, Less Than 2500 Lbs. 5.00 Auto Truck Drivers, 2500 Lbs. to 4500 4.50 Auto Truck Drivers, 4500 Lbs. to 6500 6.00 Auto Truck Drivers, 6500 Lbs. and over 6.50 General Teamsters, Horse.

6.00 General 2 6.00 General Teamsters, 4 6.00 Plow Teamsters, 4 6.00 Seraper Teamsters, 1 6.00 Scraper Teamsters, Horses. 6.00 Emergency Overtime- Iron Workers and Hoisting Engineers, all overtime at the rate of double time. All other crafts, time and one-halt for the first four hours, with double time for the remainder. Sunday and holiday work is to be paid double time. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all.

bids, or any and all items or propositions or alter. nates of such bids. By order of the Board of EducaMon, November 27, 1934. JOHN W. EDGEMOND, Secretary of the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and Oakland High School Distriet Alameda County.

28, Dec. 19-8t. Mital Statistics Intentions to Wed LOPES, Joseph Winslow Street, Crockett. LEE, Vivian-16, Cowper Street, Berkeley. GREENWOOD.

Leonard 2700 Channing Way, Berkeley. COLE, Alice A. -24, 3230 Briggs Avenue, Alameda. San Francisco. FRANKLIN.

Alamade MYERS. Jack-29. Webster A Street, 23. 3028 Harper Street, Berkeley. JURADO, 1030 Street.

Berkeley LOPEZ, Flora-19, 2028 Eighth Street, Berkeley. OLIVER. John-23. 1112 East Eleventh Street. Oakland.

KING, Velma-19, 1112 East Eleventh Street, Oakland. RIVERA, Joe--26, Decoto. CARABALLO, Nellie-18, Decoto. BARKER. Edgar Jr.

--21, 2114 Fourteenth Avenue. Oakland. CULBERTSON, Musa 1715 Eleventh Avenue, Oakland. SEVERSON, William 752 Eighteenth Street, Oakland. BOAM, Edith M.

-22, 1817 Brush Street, Oakland. BANKS, Leonard 1696 Twelfth Street, Oakland. HARDEN, Bernice-20. 809 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, SPENGER 2418 Curtis Street, Berkeley. LIBBY, Barbara 1221 Russell Street, Berkeley.

HARRIS, Fred 6401 Leona Street, Oakland. KOTTER. Nina 8100 Redwood Road. Oakland. HALL, 341 Jersey Street, San Francisco.

COLEMAN, Mary 225 Steiner Street, San Francisco. GOULD, Frank G. --27, U. S. Wickes.

San Diego. GRENIER, Bonnie 1442 Channing Way, Berkeley. NOBLE. Charles R. --22; 602 Eldorado Avenue; Oakland.

REA. Albertine B. ---21, 553 Eldorado Avenue, Oakland. Marriage Licenses GRIMES, Charles Oakland. WHALEY.

Lucile Oakland. PRIMROSE. Frank N. Jr. -21.

Oakland. SOBRERO, Florence-20, Alameda. CERBANTES. Jess 21. Alvarado.

MARQUES. Jennie-20, Niles. BENEMELIS. Harry F. --21, Oakland.

TODD, Anita Oakland. OLD, Elwyn A. --24, Oakland. PORTER, Bessie M. --19, Oakland.

DELMONT. Harry-31, Oakland. LAMB. Jennie-20. Oakland.

JACOBS. James -23. Oakland. WELBEN, Margaret Berkeley. Divorces Filed SMITH, Osmond C.

vs. Stella cruelty. CHAVEZ. Dolores vs. Harold, cruelty.

SUTHERLAND, Nina vs. James, cruelty, DODKIN, Johnnie vs. George. cruelty. Divorces Granted INTERLOCUTORY DECREES WALLACE.

James from Helen. cruelty. KAVANAGH, Joe Marie, desertion. JARRATT, Myra Ernest, cruelty. KOCH.

WILLIAMS, Marie Mary from Francis, from cruelty. JARRELL, Helen from Dan, cruelty, FINAL DECREES PEAT. Lester from Judith, cruelty. GORDON. Maud from Alvin, cruelty, RATTO, Claudia from Giovanni, cruelty.

San Francisco Applications BODE, Robert L. -23. Stanyan St. WALLACE, Eleanor E. ---23, Riverside, Calif.

CHAPLIN, Walter-38, Berkeley. ANDERSEN. Lindren-29, Berkeley. CIUCCI. Ciucei-37, 281 Arkansas St.

SMOJVER. Marie-31, 281 Arkansas St. FARRELL. Frank-57, 439 Holly Park Circle. CARNEY, Laura-42, 640 Hyde St.

FARRELL, Thomas--31, San Rafael. GREEN. Helen-24, San Leandro. JOWETT, Austin-23, U.S.S. Oklahoma.

DYER, Marguerite-20, Tacoma, Wash. LEGONKY. Simon-39. 2395 Sutter St. RADOLITSKY, Mary-28, 1217 Broderick St.

LOEFFLER, Leroy-46, 221 Mason St. CHAPMAN. Bernice -40, 221 Mason St. LUCE. Roland F.

--25, 4069 25th St. GEHRIG, Margaret 737 Huron MARSH, Witttam Jr. --25, 2315 Washington St. WOOD, Florence-22, 2112 Jackson St. MICHELI, Camillo-40, 1261 1 Vermont St.

CHAVARRIA, Angela- 43, 1261 Vermont St. MORTON. Henry-30. Hotel Roosevelt. KEITH.

Mildred-21, 116 Lake MORRO, James- -49. Oakland, MARTIN, Blanche-35, 429 Bush. ORTIZ. Luciano B. -29, 1235 Sutter St.

ARNOLD, Mildred-28, 1470 Jackson St. POOLE. Kay--24, Los Angeles. MYERHOFER, Mary-20, Los Angeles. RETTUS, Charles-21, 473 Andover St.

DISTLER, Maxine-18, 1153 Oak St. SCOTT, Francis--23, Kelso, Wash. GRAY, Nellie-18, Kelso, Wash. SHOOTMAN, Thomas 500 Hyde St. KUENZ, Margaret-28, 838 33d Ave.

SOLEM. 795 Geary St, NESVOLD, Ruth-26, 795 Geary St. UNDERWOOD, William-33, Juana-28, 570C 570C Natoma St. SYKES, Natoma St. Santa Clara County SAN JOSE, Dee.

following vital statisties were on file here today for Santa Clara County: MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BURKE, Riley --56, San Jose. HAMILTON, Alma 45, San Jose. DYQUISTO, Sam --19, San Jose, GIROD, Marie, 18. San Jose. Arnold Angeles.

KENNEDY. -28, Los MARTIN, Jerry-27, Los Angeles, DOELL, Donald- --21, Gilroy. NELSON, Alberta-18, MARRIAGE INTENTIONS FILED LEONESIO, William--22, San Jose. PEARSON, Andrew --56, San lose. BREEDLOVE, Mary-18, San Jose.

HASKINS, PALMER, Carl--21, Frances-45, San San Jose, Jose. CROOKETT. Ruth-19, San Jose. COPPER. James-33, Portland, ere.

BLAIR, Gladys-28. Los Angeles. Watsonville. PEREIRA: FloydSCAGLIOTTI, Laura- Gilrey. HOSHI, Takeo--25, Sunnyvale.

MORT, SHIZUE-20, Mountain San View. Jose. MYERS, ROOT, Frank-70, Mae-51, San Jose. BIRTHS WEATHERBIE-In San Jose, Dee. to Mr.

and Mrs, James Weatherhie, daughter. WATSON-In San Jose, Dee. 6, to Mr. and Mrs. EBERE-In Leonard San Jose, Watson, Dee.

6, to Mr. a daughter. and FRASSE Mrs. -In Ambrose San Jose, Dee. 6, to Mr.

Ebere, a daughter. and Mrs. Irvin Frasse, a daughter. DEATHS -BAKER--In San Jose, Dee. 10, Clara Baker, wife of Tom Baker, mother of Garrett Baker, Angels Camp; Kansas.

Edward Baker, San Jose; native of age 68. -Near Guadalupe Mines. Dec. 10, Santos Ponciano and Essie Hernandez, Mrs. Hernandez, father of Ada, Dora Sambrano of Guadalupe; John Santi- and banes Herman of San Jose, Mrs.

John Tobar of Hernandez, Mrs. Frank Fresno, native of New Almaden. sue 67. JACKSON-In Campbell, John Dec. A.

and 10, Amelia Jackson, mother of Arthur A. Jackson of San Francisco, George W. Jackson of San Angelmo, native and Mrs. Lillian Ohlen of Campbell, 83. of Sheffield, England, age -In Santa Clara, Dec.

10, SANTOS John Santos, husband of Minnie, father Abel, Dorothy and Eddie Santos, a naof Mrs. M. Gomes, Manuel, Eva, Walter, tive Hawaii, age 48. SHOWALTER--In San Jose, Dec. Clara of Showalter, Salinas, Nina mother Moon Mrs.

and c. L. of Frye Showalter of San Jose. native of Indiana, SOPER-In age San Jose, Dee. 10.

Mattie 75. Soper, mother el Mrs. W. R. Breyfogle, San Jose, sister and Hiram Marston.

Michigan, of Mrs. Christina McBride, native of Michigan, age 85, WHITNEY--In Whitney, husband Lucia, Campbell. Dee. George brother of Miss Anee Whitney of ChiCARO and Robert Whitney of Kemptville, Ontario, native of Ontario, age Monterey County SALINAS, Dec. The following vital statistics were on file in this city today: MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS CANDELORIA, Frank- 22, Salinas.

RUIZ, Annie -19, Castroville. PUGH, William Harold- Monterer. 'LAUGHLIN, Mildred $1, Monterey. WORK. Stuart Albert-36, Paolfle Grove.

BARNICKOL, Alice San 1 andro. FLORISTS FUNERAL DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY Oakland Floral Depot 8. Garene a Co, Florista and Nursery 030. Washington DA keride Mital Statistira ALLEN--In Alameda, December 12, 1934, Edward husband of the late Florence Ringo Allen, father of Edwin Henry A. and Ruth Allen and Mrs.

William I. Pixley, brother of Dr. R. Harry William C. and Dr.

Lewis W. Allen; native of Rhode Island, aged 77 years. Services Friday morning, December 14, at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. CARSON In Francisco, December 12, 1934, Verne H. Carson, beloved son Sybil McConnell, loving brother of Mrs.

Eva Salsbury. Funeral services will be held to tomorrow, at 2:30 o'clock from the Cathedral Chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. -In Oakland, December 11, 1934, Charles, beloved husband of Emilia Chapman, father of Violet Anderson: A native of.

Ohio. Member of Painters' Local No. 127. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 13, at 2 p. m.

the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue. (Frank J. Youell, director.) CLARK-In Alameda, December 10, 1934, Albert beloved husband of Amelia Clark, loving brother of Mayme Gallup, Amy Lewis and John A native of Providence, R. aged end years. Friends may attend the funeral services Thursday, December 13, 1934 at 2:30 p.

m. from the parlors. of the James Taylor N. E. corner of 15th and Jefferson Streets, Oakland.

GREGORY-In Oakland, December 11, Ardella, beloved wife of the late James A. Gregory. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 13, at 2 p. m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of Clarence N.

Cooper, Fruitvale Avenue at East 16th Street. Entombment, Mt. View Mausoleum. HANSON In Berkeley, December 12, 1934, Nellie Starr Hanson, heloved wife of mother Hanson, D. loving of Mrs.

B. A. Etcheverry; A native of Santa Clara, California, aged 80 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, December 14, 1934, at 2 o'clock p. m.

at Northbrae Methodist Church, 1953 Hopkins Street, one block east of The Alameda, Berkeley. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph Avenue and 30th Street, Oakland, until 9:30 Friday. Interment, View Cemetery. HOLLIDAY--In In Oakland, December 12, 1984, Frederick M. Holliday, beloved husband of Nellie D.

Holliday, and loving father of Barbara Dale and Alice Mae Holliday; a native of Denver, Colorado, member of Brooklyn Lodge No. 225, F. A. M. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D.

Miller Mortuary, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, December 13, 1934, at 3:30 o'clock p. Cremation. KING In Oakland, December 11, 1934, Winnie beloved sister of Mrs. Margaret' C. Merwin; native of Portland, Oregon.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 13, 1934, at 2 o'clock m. at the Gothic Chapel of the Mountain View Cemetery, end of Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Friends mAy call at. Truman's, Telegraph Avenue and 30th until 1 p. m.

Thursday, NAUGHTON In Oakland, December 11, 1934. Delphine, wife of the late William H. MeNaughton and mother of Anna L. Perry of Berkeley; Edwin C. Ellis of Waverly, N.

Leland W. Ellis of Syracuse, N. W. H. MagNaughton, of Oakland, and Duncan MacNaughton of Los Altos; a native of New York.

Friends are invited to attend services Thursday afternoon, December 13, 1934 at 2 o'clock the Albert Brown chapel, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, ROHLFS--In Oakland, December 11, 1934, at the Altenheim, Henry E. Rohife, beloved husband of Caroline Rohlfs, native of Diephols, Germany, aged 82 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services, Friday, December 14, 1934, at 2:30 o'clock p. at the New Mortuary of Albert Engel Company, 3630 Telegraph Avenue at Thirty -seventh Street. TATE widow Precember-11, In of Masonic George Home, Tale, Decoto, loving mother of Lillian Tale Hamlen, Georgie Tate Connor, John Tate and Nellie Tate Brown, survived by thirteen grandchildren: 8 Native of England, aged 71 years, 10 months, 26 days.

member of Reorganized Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D. Mortuary, 2872 East 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, December 13, 1934, at 2:30 o'clock p. m. Interment, Mt.

View Cemetery. THORNALLY--In Oakland, Decem12, Agnes Visalia, beloved wife ef Thornally, loving mother of Ralph W. and George F. Thornally, sister of Mrs. George F.

Bernard, August and Albert Damm; native of Illinois. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, December 14, at p. m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of Clarence N. Cooper, Fruitvale Avenue at East 16th Street.

Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, WIGGINS In Oakland, December 11, 1984, Louise B. Wiggins, loved wife of Claude June Wiggins, and cousin of Mrs. the wa, Mrs. Selden, Mra.

Edith Malone, Corrine Willis, Mabel Briggs, Mre. Marie Allen and George Willis; native of New months 4 York, days. aged 46 years, Friends are invited to attend the funeral at Grant D. Miller Mortuary, 2379 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, December 15, 1984, at o'clock p. Interment, Mt.

View Cemetery, Mt. Eden, December 11, 1984, Mary widow of BenJamin F. Wyckoff, and loving mother of J. Simon Wyckoff, Mary Arney of Oakland, Mrm. Adeline Ingham of Mt.

Eden and Joseph Wyckoff of Seaside: Ohio, aged 86 years, months. 20 days. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D. Miller Mortuary, Bast 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, December 18, 1084, at 8:80 m. Interment, Fresne, San Francisco Deaths SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

11. The following deaths were on record here: BERGES, Peter- years BOZETT, Jane CARSON. Verne H. DEASY, Cornelius (Neil) PAHS. Frederick Frank FOGARTY, Mary IMHOF, Frank JORGENSON, Albertina MAKOWSKI.

Josephine MARTINI, Martino Dante Thomas J. HIGH Ella SterlingMary F. NATHAN, Sol G. NELSON, Geerse. PLATT.

Mary Ellen QUINN, Anne ROSENBLAD. Edwin Harold- -35 years SILVERTSEN, Martin years SMITH, Thomas years STOLT. Robert 19 years. SPIEGELE Minna TRAINER, William VERGEZ. Jean Pierre 54 years Marin County MAN RAFAEL.

Dee. The following marriage license has been Oakland. Charles 20, 1324 88 Oakland. Christmas Card Party Tomorrow Ladies of the U. P.

P. E. C. will entertain tomorrow evening at their annual Christmas whist party at I. D.

E. S. Hall, Eighteenth Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. Playing will comme at 8:30 p. according to Mrs.

Edna Betten court suprem president of the state U. P. P. E. C.

and chairm a charge, Proceeds will in purchase, of supplies for Christ-1 mas baskets MRS. MAY S. PIMENTEL to be distributed to needy families, Mrs. Bettencourt states. Serving as co-chairman with Mrs.

Bettencourt is Mrs. May S. Pimental, supreme secretary. Among those assisting in arrangments are: Mrs. Maria C.

Peters, past president; and Mesdames Marie Fenn, Maria Nicholas, May A. Thomas, Georgia Braga, Mary Souza, Marian Calderia, Caroline Garcia, Lena Fraga and Mary Correia. Tomorrow's party conclude events sponsored by the organization for the current year. At a directors' meeting, January 11, plans will be outlined in preparation of a state convention to be held in September in Oakland. Eastbay Hikes and Hikers A By Prof.

J. Valkerl Two clubs will hike into the hills back of Oakland, while two other clubs will visit the Marin country next Sunday. The Sierra Club and the Berkeley Hiking Club plan jaunts in the Eastbay. The California Alpine Club and Contra Costa Hills Club invade Marin County. SIERRA CLUB Redwood Peak will be the objective of the Sierra Club for next Sunday.

San Francisco members take the 8 a. m. Key Route boat and Twelfth Street train to Broadway. Walk one block to Thirteenth Street, meeting Eastbay members at 8:30. Take No.

10 car to terminus. Irma Weill and Malcolm G. Smith will lead. Next Wednesday evening, December 19, the Yuletide party of the club will be held at the California Women's Club, 1740 Clay Street, San Francisco, at 8:30 o'clock. CONTRA COSTA CLUB Lone Tree and Kent Ravine will be visited by the Contra Costa Hills Club next Sunday.

Take the 8:45 a. m. boat and train to Mill Sausalito, Paul Westh and James Bassett will lead. BERKELEY HIKING CLUB Members of the Berkeley Hiking Club will visit Lake Orinda in the Contra Costa Hills next Sunday. Meet at north end of Cragmont No.

4 car line at 9 a. m. Hike via Wildcat Canyon and fire trail to Lake Orinda. Mrs. C.

O. Lea and Art Flint will lead. CALIFORNIA ALPINE CLUB Indian Spring will be visited by the California Alpine Club next Sunday. Take the 8:15 a. m.

Sausalito boat and train to Fairfax. John Ross and Sam Rosen will lead. St. Joseph's Will Give Benefit Whist BERKELEY, Dec 12. Benefit whist party of the St.

Joseph's Presentation Academy will be held tomorrow at 8-p; m. at the school auditorium. Proceeds will be turned over to the Sisters of the Presentation. Chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements is Miss Anna Hammons. She is being assisted by the Misses Agnes Leahy, Rosella Foucrault, Winifred McKiernan, Betty Miranda, Elodie Sullivan, Betty Klatt, Patricia Wincheole, Mary Hannon, Margaret Prendergast, Margaret O'Hara, Barbara Connolly and Mercedes Sullivan.

County Merger Plan To Be Discussed on "City and County Consolidation" will feature a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the City and County Consolidation headquarters, 1510 Franklin Street, President Edgar L. Ormaby announced today. The meeting is open to all interested taxpayers. CEMETERIES ATHIN TRUE THESE SERVICE BORN OF NEED -NOT PROFIT CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM COLUMBARIUM Mountain View Cemetery Association EST. 1663 PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS EXCEED ONE MILLION DOLLARS CREMATORIA of Memories chapel DE INURNMENT BRIDGE PIER HELD SAFE IN NEW REPORT Chief Engineer Declares Borings Have Disclosed Adequacy of Foundation SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

A new report on the safety of the south pier of the Golden Gate Bridge, which has been questioned by Professor Bailey Willis, Stanford geologist, was filed with the directors of the bridge district today by Chief Engineer Joseph B. Strauss and General Manager James Reed. They said that recent investigations "completely confirm previous borings and prove the full adequacy of the rock for the support of the pier." Inspections, they declared "showed a rock formation of such solidity as to be capable of supporting a structure many times the weight of the south pier and its ultimate load." The reports were based on inspections made at the bottom of the pier excavation by means of steel inspection wells piercing the 65-foot concrete fender seal and pier base, and giving access to the rock 100 feet below water level, as well as diamond drill borings. Professor Willis reported several months ago that the foundation is unsafe. He said i it rests on a submerged slope and "there is reason to fear the pier will slide down into the deep channel which the slope overhangs." Bridge officials answered by pointing to the reports of other geologists and with the charge that Willis was R.

C. Medcraft Rites Held in Alameda 1928 Nash Coupe 79 1928 Hudson Roadster 99 1930 Buick 64C Coupe 339 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 379 1932 Ford 379 Coupe. 1932 Ford, V8 Roadster 419 1933 Pontiac Sedan 599 1934 Chevrolet Sedan 639 1931 Cadillac Sedan 699 Many More 3080 Broadway TE mplebar 2464. HUDSON, 1929 Town Sedan, $245 full price; excellent condition; like new; A. M.

Rush, 2853 Broadway. HUDSON coach; good shape: $30; HOlliday 9566; 419 20th Street. OLDSMOBILE. Sport coupe, 1931. $75 down; 835 53rd Street, Apartment E.

PLY MOUTH, late 1933. PD deluxe, rumble seat coupe, dual equipment; duplate all around; perfect condition; private party; $585. See Mr. Jacobson, 3435 Broadway. HUmboldt 4200.

Plymouth De Luxe Sedan, 1934, $725, terms and 'trade, we carry our own contracts. 26th and American Broadway; Motor GL Company. PLYMOUTH, 1932 4 door sedan, perfect condition, $395, terms: James D. Campbell, 2352 Shattuck: 2272. PACKARD.

1928 7-passenger Hedan, 6 wheels; shows good care: will guarantee mechanically; only $286; other good buys, 4400 Broadway, ACTOR Wechnical High. PLYMOUTH, 1933 Coupe, with rumble; wire wheels; splendid condition; $485; other good buys; 4400 Broadway, across Technical High. PLYMOUTH, 1933 De Luxe sedan, like new, small mileage, shatter- proof. glass, one owner, $625; 3901 East 14th. PONTIAC, 1928 Sedan, perfect, $150; Pines Garage, 2170 Dwight, Berkeley.

PONTIAC. 1931 Sedan, new tires, paint, splendid shape, $895; 3901 East 14th. PLYMOUTH, 1932 P. B. coupe (2), both very clean, radio, $465; 3901 East 14th.

PONTIAC sedan, fine condition: 2501 Ivy Drive, Apartment 1, between 4-7 p. m. PLYMOUTH P. D. Coupe: 1983 Latest series, Al, $539 3080 Broadway.

TE mplebar 2464. PLY MOUTH, 1933 De Luxe Cabriolet, immaculate condition; original owner, $595: 3901 East 14th. PLYMOUTH, 1933 P. D. Sport coupe, small mileage, original owner, $575: 3901 East 14th, PLYMOUTH, 1932 P.

B. sedan, new paint, small usage, one owner, $495: 3901 East 14th. PLYMOUTH 1930 Sport Coupe, A1. $265. 2354 Shattuck.

THornwall 4543. REO, latest 6-cylinder, 1934. perfeet, will accept trade; principals only: HI gate 3264. PACKARD, 1929 8 sedan, $375 terms; French, 4205 East 14th. PLYMOUTH P.

B. sedan, 1982, like new. $525: 2321 Broadway. STUDEBAKER 1931 coupe, light six with rumble seat, painted in dark maroon duco: new tires and ba Oxford battery, Street. very clean.

BErkeley $395. 2716. 2052 STUDEBAKER Dictator 8 sedan, 1931, extra good condition, $375. Forman Motor Company, 3019 Broadway, STUDEBAKER Dictator coupe, 1932. $545: 2936 Broadway.

WILLYS- 1928 66A sedan, a beauty for only $245; Dietz, Park at Buena Vista. Alameda. Dietz Special: 1929 Chevrolet $175 1929 Nash Sedan (small) overhauled $295 1929-65 Chrysler Sedan like $345 1928 Hupmobile Coach custom built $195 Dietz- Alameda Park Street at Buena Vista Avenue. Dependable Used Car Sale at J. E.

French Co. Dodge, Plymouth Distributor. 2245 Broadway Late model Dodges, Plymouths, Chevrolets, Studebakers, etc. Nothing Down 12 months to pay 50 good used cars. H.

M. Lawrence Ford Dealer 3737 Broadway HUmboldt 1100. ALAMEDA, Dec. rites for the late Richard C. Medcraft, 74, of 816 Paru, Alameda, who died suddenly of a heart attack in Los Angeles, Saturday, were held today from the Chapels of the Chimes.

Medcraft, resident of Alameda for more than 40 years, was arbitrator for the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific at the time of his death, and was prominent in insurance circles. He was a native of Malta. Surviving him are Russell Medcraft of Alameda, the playwright; a son; a daughter, Mrs. Ellen Medcraft Pratt; the following sons, Wyndham, Charles, Kenneth, Harold, John Medcraft, and a sister, Mrs. Ellen Graham of England.

7 Directors Named By Berkeley C. of C. BERKELEY, Dec. directors of Berkeley Chamber of Commerce were elected late yesterday at the annual session, to serve three-year terms, Dr. Herman F.

Schwartz, president, announced today. They will be inducted into office at the annual dinner meeting of the directors next Monday evening in the Hotel Durant, when a new president, vice-president and treasurer will be named. The new directors are C. H. Erwin, John C.

Green, E. J. Hardy, W. T. Jenkins, W.

J. Mortimer, Luther A. Nichols and J. A. Reynolds.

GEORGE WHITNEY BURIED CAMPBELL, Dec. 12-Funeral were held here today for George Whitney, 77, building contractor known affectionately as the "builder of Campbell." He was resident here for 46 years, and passed away on Monday. He constructed the first business block of the city. Motor world by B.J ROSENTHAL Definite announcement has been made by the Howard Automobile Company through J. C.

Nagel, Eastbay sales manager, that a publie showing of new Buick dealer cars show- for 1935 be held in rooms throughout the country next Saturday, In the bay district the new models will be on display in the Howard establishments in Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley. The new cars include four separate lines ranging from the low medium to the upper medium price bracket. They are on four wheelbases, each with an eight-cylinder valve-in-head power plant designed specifically for each chassis class. The Howard executive pointed out that the 1935 styling is a continuation of that of the Buick cars of this year. These cars were given widespread approval, he said, both by the motoring public, who purchased this year nearly double the 1933 output, and by the Buick dealer organization whose members enthusiastically approved the plan to continue the current styling.

"In the first nine months of this year, the public invested more millions of dollars in new Buicks than in any other car except the three lowest priced makes, the official stated. "Buick, therefore, is continuing without outward change the quality, the style and features which this year make Buick the sales and value leader among fine cars, with improvements and refinements this make the product better, Thank You Editor The Tribune The Long fellow A. expresses there thanks to The Tribune for thole cooperation in bringing before the public, through your press, the service we render to less fortunate children. Many thanks to you and wisher for a successful New Your. MAS.

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